CALL FOR PAPERS Special Issue: Art Therapy’s Response to Techno-Digital Culture Art Therapy: Journal of the American Art Therapy Association is seeking submissions for a special issue presenting thoughtful reflections on how the profession can respond effectively to the emerging needs of therapists and clients in the techno-digital age. The Journal invites a diverse range of clinical, educational, ethical, and cultural perspectives on the impact of the interactive, networked, and virtual worlds in which many people now live. Original research on the psychological influences of techno-digital culture, unique therapeutic issues, approaches to creative expression, and other relevant concerns will be featured. The deadline for submissions is March 15, 2008 CALL FOR COVER ART How to Publish in Art Therapy: From Submission to Publication

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Art Therapy is a quarterly journal that accepts submissions of value to the field of art therapy in the categories of full-length articles, brief reports, viewpoints, book/exhibitions and film/video reviews, and commentaries. Only original submissions that are not under consideration by another periodical or publisher can be accepted. The author bears full responsibility for the accuracy of all submitted material and must secure copyright permissions and appropriate releases.

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